Foundations Technology
AI integration, ADA compliance, and digital accessibility consulting for organizations that serve neurodivergent populations.
Regulatory-compliant deployment of AI tools as cognitive accommodations in clinical and organizational settings. Anchored by the Cognitive Prosthetic toolkit, these frameworks address the specific regulatory, safety, and ethical considerations involved in deploying AI where neurodivergent patients are the core constituency.
View offeringComprehensive digital and clinical accessibility audits covering WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, patient-facing platform evaluation, accommodation procedure review, and litigation-readiness assessment. Delivered with remediation roadmaps that prioritize by risk exposure and implementation complexity.
View offeringStaff training on neurodivergent-inclusive practices, AI workflow integration in clinical settings, and ongoing digital accessibility maintenance. Available as executive briefings, half-day workshops, or comprehensive multi-session programs tailored to organizational scale.
View offeringThe behavioral health technology industry has expanded rapidly through telehealth, AI-assisted care tools, and digital intake systems. That expansion has outpaced investment in accessibility compliance by a wide margin. Organizations are deploying technology faster than they are building the governance structures to use it responsibly.
Neurodivergent patients are not edge cases in behavioral health. They are the core constituency. ADHD, autism, anxiety, and depression are among the most common reasons people seek behavioral health treatment. When the digital environments and clinical practices of those treatment settings are not designed to accommodate the very conditions they are treating, the result is both a clinical failure and a legal one.
Foundations Technology provides the expert guidance to close that gap. The work is grounded in Ivy League research training, a technology fellowship, published scholarship, and direct experience building frameworks that function in real clinical settings.
Principal
Founder and Principal Consultant
The principal consultant is an Ivy League–trained researcher whose technology fellowship sits at the intersection of disability rights, social capital theory, and technology governance. The practice developed the Cognitive-Capital Mediation (CCM) framework and the Cognitive Prosthetic AI integration toolkit for behavioral health settings. Consulting is informed by peer-reviewable research and by direct lived experience as a neurodivergent person using AI as cognitive accommodation.
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